Spread the loveAs K-12 teachers, we are always looking for creative ways to engage our students in learning, help them develop critical thinking skills, and teach scientific concepts. One such opportunity arises from the phenomenon of the infamous blue and black dress that captivated millions in 2015. To begin, present the image of the blue and black dress to your class. Ask students what colors they see. This simple question can lead to a fascinating discussion on individual perceptions and demonstrate that people can interpret the same image differently. In order to further enhance this activity, share other instances of […]

Spread the loveIn today’s world, social media has become an integral part of our daily lives. It’s a platform where people can share their thoughts, experiences, and opinions with a vast audience. However, not everything shared on social media is true, and students must differentiate between fact and fiction. As students increasingly rely on social media for information and news, it’s becoming increasingly important to critically evaluate what they see and read. To help students find the truth in social media, there are several strategies educators can implement. One of the most effective ways to help students evaluate the credibility […]